2023 → 2029
Road to Worlds 2029
Since 2023 Tallinn has hosted the European Championships, a Disc Golf Pro Tour stop and two PDGA Majors. An agreement with the PDGA now runs all the way to the 2029 World Championships.
Every year on the road
The past editions and the years still to come are the same story from two ends. This is the whole line, in one place.
- 2023 European Championships
Where the road starts: Tallinn hosts the European Championships and the multi-year story begins.
Watch the aftermovie → - 2024 Disc Golf Pro Tour
The Disc Golf Pro Tour puts Tallinn on its calendar, and a festival starts growing around the tournament.
Watch the aftermovie → - 2025 PDGA Major
Major status: the level above a regular tour stop, with the field and the crowd to match it.
Watch the aftermovie → - 2026 PDGA Major
14,305 festival visits, 1,427 visitors from abroad and 91,332 unique viewers on Estonian TV.
Watch the aftermovie → - 2027 DGPT Elite Series
The next edition, and the first one played in Kadriorg Park in the middle of Tallinn.
Get tickets → - 2028 PDGA Major
The last stop before the destination, and the season that sets up the World Championships.
- 2029 PDGA Pro Worlds
The World Championships come to Tallinn: the point the whole agreement was built towards.
Why Estonia
A country that keeps showing up
Disc golf is not a niche import here. For its size, no country in the world has more disc golf courses.
That is why the tour keeps coming back, and why the agreement runs to 2029 instead of one year at a time.
- Registered players
- 35,000+
- Courses
- 220+
- Courses per km² of country
- #1 in the world
The argument for a multi-year partner
A one-year sponsorship buys a weekend. This road buys a position: the same audience, growing, in the same city, every summer until the World Championships.
Partners who join now are on the poster when the Worlds arrive.
Be part of the road
The next stop is Kadriorg Park, Tallinn, on 9–11 July 2027. The partner conversation starts long before that.